You will find the lesson slides to cover content, on the function and role of money. The slides pose questions, and tasks intermittently, to make the delivery more engaging. Aimed at BTEC or any level 3 business students studying personal finance.

Learn what the break even point is, how to plot the graph and calculate using the formula. Lesson slides, suitable for BTEC level 3, A level and T- level. comes with additional worksheet.

Learn the fundermentals of what constitues an asset or liability, current or non current. Lesson slides with worksheets.

unit 9: Organisational behaviour management. This unit is either for the HNC/D in business management or for the new Modular Accelerated Program (MAP) IN Management and leadership. This is a bundle for unit 9- LO1: Reflect on own personality and perceptions to understand how individual difference informs and influences management approaches.

Slides covering BTEC level 3, Unit 3. Personal and business finance. Learning aim A1- attitudes toward money, risk taking and adverse behaviour. The slides cover the necessary lesson content, provide opportunites for discussions and activities to complete in class.

Lesson covering, cashflows, the purpose and benefits. A breakdown of how to do one. Task sheets for students to practice.

Two sets of slides and work sheets. Slides cover Belbins, Tuckmans, what is a team and leadship traits. Suitable for use with level 2 and 3 groups.

10 minute practice task on fixed and viarible costs.

Do you teach unit 3 business BTEC and know that you’re getting ready for OFSTED? Many schools and colleges use these as a reminding prompt for students, so they fully understand the intent to the unit they are studying and what they are getting out of this unit.

Have you delivered a lesson on a niche and mass market. If so then you may wish to set the students a homework task, to put into practice their knowledge. I would go through the answer, as a starter activity a couple days later, being sure to ask students at random to share their answers, agree or disagree with one another. I have used this resource when teaching level 3 business students.